Zigzag Roto: Reflex Games

Zigzag Roto is one of those reflex games you learn in a second and keep coming back to. Your ball rolls on its own along a zigzag path floating in the sky, and every stretch you leave behind falls apart. One tap at the right corner turns it onto the next stretch.

How to play
• Tap anywhere on the screen as the ball reaches a corner and it turns onto the next stretch.
• Tap too early or too late and you roll off the path. Run over.
• The next stretches are already in view: what you see is exactly what you will ride.
• The first time you play, a short tutorial shows you the tap in two seconds.

An arcade challenge of speed and timing
• The zigzag path is generated for every run: tight corners, wide turns and stretches of different lengths. No two runs are the same.
• Speed rises little by little and the window to hit the turn gets narrower: your reaction time decides how far you go.
• Every 500 of distance a big milestone appears right next to your ball, so you never have to look away.
• The sky changes as you go: sunset, starry night, aurora and dawn.

Train your reflexes
If you like zigzag games and ball games that are simple to start and hard to master, this one asks for one more turn every time. Runs are short, so there is always time for another try, and the corner you missed by a hair is the perfect reason to play again.

No waiting
Among ball games, Zigzag Roto keeps it pure: no levels to unlock, no lives to refill and no timers. Just you, the ball and the next corner. And unlike reflex games that test a single tap, here every corner is a new test of timing at a higher speed.

Collect gems and 17 balls
• Pick up the golden gems on the path and spend them in the shop in the menu.
• 17 balls to collect and equip: four solid colours, four patterns (beach, rainbow, galaxy and candy), four characters (tennis ball, smiley face, kitten and alien) and five animated legendary balls (magma, Saturn, robot, diamond and dragon).
• The rarest balls stay hidden until your distance record reaches 6000, 9000, 11000 and 12000.

One of your offline games
Play it anywhere: on the bus, in a queue or on a break. It works without an internet connection, with no account and no sign-up.

And also
• Your personal record is saved on your phone, and the game over screen tells you how far you were from beating it.
• Once per run you can watch an ad to revive and keep going from where you fell.
• Separate volume controls for music and sound effects.
• Available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French and German.

One tap, one ball and a path that breaks behind you. How far can you get in Zigzag Roto?